Dates to be confirmed
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Audience:
Anybody – MPs' staffers
Comms teams
Individuals in charities
NGOs
Businesses
…as well as bespoke discussions on anything else you would like to troubleshoot or hear more about.
Our cross-party network of expert trainers includes former and current parliamentary advisors, office managers, MPs, caseworkers and journalists, who are perfectly equipped to help you prepare and prioritise.
We know Westminster is a small place, and it can be hard to ask for advice or support. All discussions are confidential, and our trainers are discreet and understanding. All our training covers best practice across political party divides, but we can match you with an expert from your own political party if you wish.
The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (IPSA) recognises courses for parliamentary staff that concentrate on parliamentary work as a 'claimable cost.' If you work for an MP,and your advice session is about parliamentary work only (as opposed to political campaigning), then you can claim for this course as part of your MP’s staff training budget.
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